I guess we won’t see this AP headline either, “Money grubbing Louisiana Senator Landreau introduces bill to get half million bucks per resident confiscated from American taxpayers under the guise of a recovery act”

Let’s see… FEMA mounts the then-fastest response ever to a hurricane, and that for a hurricane devastating an unprecedentedly large area. Mississippi and Alabama received Federal assistance in a very timely fashion (given the scale of the disaster). Brown should be proud to take the blame for that (as well as last year’s response to the four major hurricane strikes).

Oh, and btw, since a Federal agency, even with the President pushing hard, won’t really change in a month’s time, I’m guessing that Brown should take partial blame for that too.

- Eric.

Oh, and another thing… What’s with all these so-called Republicans on that committee today attacking Brown for the “poor Federal response”?? I fully expect politically motivated and engineered lies to be propagated by Demoncrats, but by alleged Republicans? It’s a total disgrace! Especially on a day when even the MSM were discussing how exaggerated the alleged problems were.

- Eric.

People are upset that he is working out the month before his resignation takes effect as a “consultant” - not me. It may not be all that useful in this particular case, but in normal circumstances I wonder why it is not done more often. The new person coming in can get info on current status of work, find out who will work unsupervised and who needs an occasional kick-start, which outside contacts must be updated because they will not ask vs those who will call in on their own… Lots of stuff that can save literally months of learning.

. Two biggies show he does not belong in management: 1. at least try to ensure that those under you are passing up information: Brown was often clueless because his people were not telling him what was going on - this would not pass muster at a McD franchise. 2. when someone was assigned something to do in a meeting, he assumed they would do it. Nope. Take notes and names, check back.

John, not a bad comment but you’ve spammed it on several blogs.

Why does no one want to talk about the FEMA response to the hurricanes in Florida last year? They were touted as being great. Gee, who was the head of FEMA last year? Brown. So, the senario is that he did well with three massive hurricanes to hit Florida but lousey when it hit Louisiana? Ever wonder if it was because the governor of Florida was doing his job and the governor of Louisiana was out of her league?